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Reporter at Forbes Advisor. Writer. Doodler. And sometimes I film stuff. ncampisi@forbesadvisor.com What's past is prologue.

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Natalie Campisi’s Biography

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Natalie Campisi is a journalist and cross-platform storyteller who works across formats, from deeply reported features to scripts and on-camera projects. She is driven by a commitment to clarity and public service, focusing on stories that help people better understand the world around them and make informed decisions.

Her work is grounded in careful reporting, strong sourcing and an instinct for translating complex ideas into language that feels direct and useful.

Previously, she has written…

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Struggling FHA Borrowers Can Now Get A 40-Year Mortgage Modification

Struggling FHA Borrowers Can Now Get A 40-Year Mortgage Modification

As of May 8, homeowners who are straining to pay their Federal Housing Administration (FHA) mortgages have an…

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New Mortgage Fee Rules Are Coming, But What You've Heard About Them Is Probably Wrong

New Mortgage Fee Rules Are Coming, But What You've Heard About Them Is Probably Wrong

Alarm bells rang for many U.S. homebuyers in January when the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) announced…

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DOJ Files Lawsuit To Stop JetBlue/Spirit Merger-Here's Why You Should Care

DOJ Files Lawsuit To Stop JetBlue/Spirit Merger-Here's Why You Should Care

Budget travelers will have fewer but better options, according to JetBlue, if it succeeds in buying low-cost …

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Pandemic Mortgage Forbearance Falls-But Only For Certain Borrowers

Pandemic Mortgage Forbearance Falls-But Only For Certain Borrowers

The coronavirus continues to rock the economy, albeit unevenly. Fewer homeowners overall are seeking mortgage…

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Fed Policy Has Kept Mortgage Rates Low. It's Also Driving Up Home Prices

Fed Policy Has Kept Mortgage Rates Low. It's Also Driving Up Home Prices

As the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) prepares to meet this week, mortgage borrowers are facing some of…

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Emerging Tech Side Hustles To Fund A Home Down Payment | Bankrate.com

Emerging Tech Side Hustles To Fund A Home Down Payment | Bankrate.com

Coming up with the cash to buy your first home can seem like an uphill struggle in the face of rising real es…

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Best Mortgage Refinance Lenders Of 2026

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By Natalie Campisi
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Our editors are committed to bringing you unbiased ratings and information. Advertisers do not and cannot influence our ratings. We use data-driven methodologies to evaluate financial products and companies, so all are measured equally. You can read more about our editorial guidelines and the mortgages methodology for the ratings below.
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Shutdown Leaves Millions Wondering If They Can Afford Healthcare Coverage Next Year

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By Natalie Campisi
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Editorial Note: We earn a commission from partner links on Forbes Advisor. Commissions do not affect our editors' opinions or evaluations. The fight in Washington could leave millions paying double for the same health coverage. At the center of the shutdown standoff are Affordable Care Act (ACA) subsidies, the tax credits that lower monthly premiums for most marketplace enrollees.
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Government Shutdown And Air Travel: What Passengers Should Expect

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By Natalie Campisi
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Editorial Note: We earn a commission from partner links on Forbes Advisor. Commissions do not affect our editors' opinions or evaluations. Planes will still fly if the government shutdown persists. That’s the headline travelers want. The fine print is where it gets messy. Agencies across the country have closed their doors, and hundreds of thousands of federal workers are either furloughed or working without pay, according to recent estimates by the Congressional Budget Office.
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